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Originally posted by HTCrazy
I think the reason Sony recommends keeping the HS10 unplugged is in the possible case of lightning strike or some other massive electronics frying surge. I can't imagine any other operational reasons to leave it unplugged.
JJ - 1000 hours? You da man! But really - you live in San Diego (where I was born and raised). Get out there and enjoy some of that great weather. Why else do you think you're paying $850,000 for a $150,000 house?
I've got nearly 800 hours on mine, but I've been through a winter in the midwest.  |
Yes HT its kinda embaressing how many hours I have put on my pj in such a short time

. To be fair its not all me--my wife, daughter and niece all use it too. Its our primary display so its on a lot (obviously

) and I tend to leave it on as background noise like I did with the big screen tv (and occasionally fall asleep with it on *cough*). I just got some new thin component cables and HDTV seems a bit cleaner looking than using the sony combo cable. I just got home and also see my DVI cable came today so I can hook up my pc tomorrow and check out the dvd quality with 1:1 mapping and TheaterTek. I also have the Fly Video 2000 capture card so I can finally put that in and see if cable looks better using the capture card w/Dscaler or using cable box which supposedly upscales the output to 1080i (at least thats what the pj reports the signal is--I have doubts). Also my new glass cc40r filter came in the other day so I can calibrate my pj again. Man I am a geek

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But have no worries--my job allows me to have three days off a week which I get to spend with my five year old daughter. We go to the park, have Sea World passes, go to the beach, golfing and etc, so I am getting outside a bit

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BTW, anyone know a good place to buy replacement bulbs?....